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Photonic Processor may Streamline 6G Signal Processing

Computer & Electronics, Tech / Ana Manuel

With more connected devices requiring greater bandwidth for activities like teleworking and cloud computing, managing the limited wireless spectrum available to all users will become increasingly difficult. Engineers are turning to artificial intelligence to manage wireless spectrum more efficiently, aiming to reduce latency and enhance performance. However, most AI techniques used to classify and process […]

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Every New Feature Arriving In Apple’s iOS Apps

Apps & Software, Mobile Phones, Tech / Valeriano Ndeyi

During its WWDC 2025 on Monday, Apple announced a range of new features set to debut with iOS 26 this fall across its suite of apps. Notable highlights include Call Screening, enhanced travel tools in the Wallet app, and long-awaited group chat improvements in Messages. Some of the additions are powered by Apple Intelligence, such

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At WWDC, Apple Said it will Use AI to Better Surface Apps on The App Store

Apps & Software, Tech / Marcílio Santos

At this week’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 25), Apple revealed plans to enhance app discovery on the App Store using AI technology. During a session on App Store Connect updates, Apple introduced “App Store Tags” — descriptive labels that showcase key features and functions of an app. AI-Generated Tags with Human Oversight Apple’s large language

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Snap Challenges Competitors With Its New Augmented Reality Glasses A Computer You Wear On Your Face

Apps & Software, Tech / Valeriano Ndeyi

For years, Snap has imagined a future where glasses let users see and engage with digital content without needing their smartphones. Snap, the tech company based in Santa Monica, California, is getting closer to finding out if its multibillion-dollar investment in augmented reality glasses will pay off. Snap to Launch Sleeker, Smarter AR Glasses for

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The Release of OpenAI’s Open Model has Been Postponed

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

OpenAI’s first open model in years is now expected to launch later this summer, rather than in June, CEO Sam Altman shared in a post on X on Tuesday. “We’re taking a bit more time with our open-weights model, so you can expect it later this summer—not in June,” Altman wrote. “Our research team made

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OpenAI Is Reportedly Planning To Utilize Google’s Cloud Services

Apps & Software, Tech / cumbonguala

According to a Reuters report, OpenAI has signed an agreement with Google to start using Google’s cloud services to support its expanding computing demands. This move comes as a surprise, considering that the two companies compete in the AI industry. OpenAI Expands Cloud Strategy Amid Shifting Partnerships and Soaring Compute Demands The parties have not

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Apple’s Improved AI Models Fail To Deliver Strong Performance

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

Apple has unveiled updates to the AI models behind its Apple Intelligence features across iOS, macOS, and other platforms. However, the company’s own benchmarks reveal that these models lag behind older offerings from competitors like OpenAI. In a blog post Monday, Apple stated that human evaluators found the text quality produced by its new “Apple

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Device Analyzes Foilers From Board’s Front

Computer & Electronics, Tech / Leandro Conceição

Foiling, foilboarding, or hydrofoiling—whatever you call it—is a challenging watersport to learn without proper guidance. The SmartFoil aims to change that, offering real-time feedback through a sleek, board-mounted device. Crowdfunded Creation Inspired by Ski Tech Now featured in an Indiegogo campaign, the SmartFoil was created by Swiss foiling enthusiast Duncan Robinson. His inspiration came from

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ChatGPT is Currently Facing a Partial Outage

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

OpenAI reported a partial outage on Tuesday morning that affected access to ChatGPT, Sora, and the API, according to the company’s status page. The issue began late Monday night, and although OpenAI started investigating at that time, the disruption continued into Tuesday morning. By around 5:30 a.m. PT, the company had identified the cause and

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No AI-Powered, Personalized Siri Revealed At WWDC 2025

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

At this year’s WWDC 2025, Apple rolled out a range of updates across its operating systems, services, and software—highlighted by a fresh design called “Liquid Glass” and a revamped naming system. However, one much-anticipated feature was missing: a more personalized, AI-driven Siri, first teased at last year’s event. Siri Update Delayed Again, With No Major

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